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Autoliv is looking for an in-house MSI packaging specialist to realize and support projects within the automotive industry. The MSI packaging specialist will be part of the regional directory and desktop team. This team is providing services for all Autoliv Europe facilities, as well as Autoliv globally.
The global directory used at Autoliv is Microsoft Active Directory (based on Windows 2003 Server) and the desktop standard operating system is Microsoft Windows XP
Tasks to be performed by the MSI packaging specialist.
Based on global or regional decisions perform MSI packaging of software applications, in order to enable an automated distribution of these applications. The MSI packaging specialist will follow a standard procedure in how to develop the MSI packaging including creation, test, validation and distribution.
Required knowledge
- Good knowledge of Microsoft Active Directory
- Good knowledge of Wise Package Studio
- Good knowledge of Microsoft Windows XP
- Good knowledge of program scripting
- Good knowledge in Microsoft Office tools
- English fluently, both spoken as well as in writing
- German/Spanish/French (other language) will be an advantage
Our international work enviroment offers you challenging and rewarding opportunities. We are commited to development of people's skills, knowledge and creative potential. Our training and development program emphasize technical competency. Also, we are offering the opportunity to work in a challenging, multinational environment.
Autoliv is a worldwide leader in automotive safety and a technology leader with the widest product offering for automotive safety. All the leading automobile manufacturers in the world are our customers: Volvo, Ford, Renault, Mazda, Volkswagen, Skoda, Opel, etc. We service them from 80 subsidiaries in 30 countries. We test their cars and products at 20 crash test tracks in nine countries, and we have 40,000 people globally to support them.
For us, it isn\'t just about having the right product. It’s about having the right passion. Because we can\'t predict when accidents might happen. And because life is too precious to take for granted.
That’s why we have a passion for saving lives.
